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Salmond’s submission to the Holyrood Inquiry.A Committee Inquiry is investigating the SNP Government’s mishandling of sexual misconduct complaints against Salmond when he was First Minister.Salmond took the Government to court and it was accepted the internal probe, which destroyed his friendship with Nicola Sturgeon, had been unlawful.Separately, he was acquitted of sexual offences after a trial last year.Salmond’s allies believe Government and SNP figures tried to plot his downfall.The Inquiry has been at the centre of controversy after twice refusing by 5 votes to 4 to publish a submission Salmond provided in December.Concerns existed about a potential breach of a court order in the criminal trial.In his December submission, Salmond.

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